The Function of Beauty<\/strong> is certainly half the fun if you’re into customization. While this may seem like a minor hassle to everyone else,\u00a0it’s rather necessary because there are so many options.<\/p>\n

Take hair care as an example:<\/p>\n

Before anything else, figure out what kind of\u00a0hair you have. Pick four different types: straight, wavy, curly, and mop.<\/p>\n

The second thing to do is decide if your hair is fine, medium, or rough. This service is to provide\u00a0an image and outline to help you determine your hair’s exact thickness, just like it helped me.<\/p>\n

After that, they will inquire as to whether your scalp is dry, balanced, or oily.<\/p>\n

The service asks about your current hair color and any treatments you’ve had for it (such as highlights, bleach, keratin, or perm) in the fourth section of the application.
\nThe next most hilarious part, picking out your hairstyle, is probably coming up next.<\/p>\n

Pick up to five objectives from options including color safety, anti-frizz, shine, and volumize. Because this step is entirely dependent on your hairstyle and styling objectives, you could skip\u00a0purchasing a styling product.<\/p>\n

You can choose between straightening and blow drying, depending on your preferences for things like curl definition and volume.<\/p>\n

The last step is to personalize the fragrance by choosing its energy, aroma, and the name you wish to add to the bottles. Fleur de lis, Coco, Mango, Rose, Peach, Lavender, Eucalyptus, and Pear are some of the potential choices. You can also choose to go scent-free.<\/p>\n

Once you submit your questionnaire, you will be prompted (annoyingly) to post your email deal before the employer. The employer will then provide you with a list of the chemicals that your formulation will contain based on your answers.<\/p>\n

There are usually 9 colors to choose from, including limited-edition sun shades. You can also go dye-free if you like a colorful shampoo bottle.<\/p>\n